Float is a status in Final Fantasy IV. Float is a temporary status that automatically wears off upon changing areas, or after a battle on the world map. In a dungeon or town, it is automatically removed when entering or exiting a building or stairs. It can be removed by the Black Hole enemy ability.
This status disables the Kick command and prevents damage floors from harming the characters. This status also negates the Quake spell, including the enemy variation, from harming. It also visually masks the Critical status in the SNES version, although it can be seen when there are no attack or spell casting animations being used after giving the character a command.
Float ignores priority and can be set even if higher-priority status effects, except KO or Petrify are already present.
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